TwelveEleven wrote:Just for the record: Would you trust the private server i would be running?
Or the one Deacon says he will be running.
To make it better if SRF would create their own private server? Would you trust it?
If that private server (yours, Deacons, or SRF's) requires me to install additional software, that is not part of the game, just to get the game to work, then no, I likely wouldn't trust it. I would at least try and find out what that software actually does to my system first.
TwelveEleven wrote:No I said they are allowed to use joymax's files, because they pay for it. Private servers are allowed to make a private server if and if only they make it through reverse-engineering (plainly said 'stealing' game data and making a run-environment for your own server). This way they aren't using any copyrighted files of joymax, and thus aren't liable.
Hope it's clear now.
Often times, reverse-engineering isn't allowed. Someone above posted some text from Blizzard's terms, stating that reverse-engineering of their software is not allowed.
Besides....
TwelveEleven wrote:(plainly said 'stealing' game data and making a run-environment for your own server)
Joymax's terms specifically state that all game data, including your account information, character data, etc, is Joymax property. Technically, you can't sell your SRO character on ebay, because you don't own that data (you own the time invested, but can't separate that from the data you do not own). So you shouldn't be able to "steal" that data, let alone all the other server data, to host on your own server.
I'm spending way too much time arguing this...
